This is Part Two of a two-part series celebrating the extraordinary life and career of Diana Ross. From her beginnings in Detroit with The Supremes to her solo superstardom, Ross redefined what it meant to be a female artist in control of her own destiny. After leaving Motown and Berry Gordy in the 1980s, she embraced new creative freedom and continued releasing hit albums, solidifying her status as a music icon. Alongside her chart-topping songs, Ross proved herself as a gifted actress, earning an Oscar nomination for Lady Sings the Blues. Now in her 80s and still performing, her journey has been marked by triumphs, challenges, and unstoppable determination. Join us as we honor the diva who has inspired generations with style, talent, and grace.
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